EU supply chain law to force companies to diversify suppliers and curb reliance on China EU Commission will propose an EU supply chain law to force companies to diversify suppliers …
German auto industry in China loses ground as BYD targets global leadership by 2030 German auto industry in China loses ground amid a surge in Chinese exports and BYD’s push …
German producer prices climb 2.2% in May as oil shock drives costs German producer prices rose 2.2% year‑on‑year in May as energy and input costs surged following oil supply disruptions …
Friedrich-Ebert Bridge in Bonn to Stay Closed for Cars and Trucks for at Least Two Years Friedrich-Ebert Bridge in Bonn will remain closed to cars and heavy vehicles for at …
U.S. launches Section 301 probe into German drug pricing, raising tariff threat to pharma U.S. opens Section 301 probe into German drug pricing, examining whether Germany underpays innovative medicines; tariffs …
Debate Intensifies Over Retirement at 70 as Germany Weighs Pension Reform Germany’s debate over retirement at 70 balances fiscal stability with fairness as lawmakers propose targeted help for low‑income and …
EU budget 2028-2034 faces sharp opposition as Germany and allies demand deep cuts At the Brussels summit on June 19, 2026, Germany pushed to cut the EU budget 2028-2034; leaders …
Unicredit takeover of Commerzbank extended to July 3 as German state refuses to sell stake Unicredit extends takeover of Commerzbank until July 3; final result expected July 8 as Germany’s …
BMW layoffs in focus as company opens talks with works council BMW layoffs are being discussed as the automaker opens talks with its works council after lowering its 2026 profit …
German pension reform faces crossroads as experts prepare overhaul of pay‑as‑you‑go system Germany confronts demographic strains on its pay‑as‑you‑go pension system, prompting a new expert commission to advise on comprehensive …
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